Pin Header and Female Header Connectors are commonly used connectors for connections between circuit boards, widely applied in the internal connections of electronic devices. The pin header typically consists of multiple metal pins soldered onto the circuit board, serving as interfaces for signal transmission. The female header is the corresponding socket with matching receptacles for the pins, enabling stable electrical connections.

Due to their simple structure, high reliability, and flexibility, pin headers and female headers are widely used in computer motherboards, communication equipment, household appliances, and industrial control devices. They offer various specifications and pitch options to meet different application requirements, including single-row, double-row, and even multi-row designs, and support multiple connection orientations like vertical, right-angle, and horizontal.

Additionally, pin header and female header connectors are usually made of high-temperature and corrosion-resistant materials, providing strong environmental adaptability and stable performance in challenging working conditions. As electronic devices continue to miniaturize, these connectors are increasingly used in high-density and compact designs, becoming a critical solution for reliable connections between circuit boards.